Making it available OTC and putting dosing instructions right on the side of the box like Tylenol or Advil would solve that problem. But it's clear they don't want ivermectin to appear safe even though, if you go to the NIH's own treatment guidelines site, they can't find a way to make it appear dangerous beyond linking to a warning abou…
Making it available OTC and putting dosing instructions right on the side of the box like Tylenol or Advil would solve that problem. But it's clear they don't want ivermectin to appear safe even though, if you go to the NIH's own treatment guidelines site, they can't find a way to make it appear dangerous beyond linking to a warning about not using veterinary ivermectin. Huh. Wonder why people are doing that.
Answer to facetious question—Gates’s malaria vaxx is about to launch. Gotta discredit the usual treatment. I think they were hoping to ban ivermectin altogether.
Making it available OTC and putting dosing instructions right on the side of the box like Tylenol or Advil would solve that problem. But it's clear they don't want ivermectin to appear safe even though, if you go to the NIH's own treatment guidelines site, they can't find a way to make it appear dangerous beyond linking to a warning about not using veterinary ivermectin. Huh. Wonder why people are doing that.
Answer to facetious question—Gates’s malaria vaxx is about to launch. Gotta discredit the usual treatment. I think they were hoping to ban ivermectin altogether.
I'm thinking "new coke"